Masthead Venture Partners was a venture capital firm founded in 1997 and headquartered in Danvers, Massachusetts. The firm specialized in investing in early-stage companies within the information technology and biotechnology sectors. It targeted businesses that demonstrated a disruptive technological advantage, rapid growth potential, and strong management teams. In addition to providing capital, Masthead Venture Partners also offered active support from its partners, who brought diverse experience from operating roles, venture capital, and Wall Street in high technology and healthcare. The firm ceased its operations on June 30, 2017.
Centric Software, Inc. specializes in providing Web-based product lifecycle management (PLM) software aimed at enhancing product development and streamlining business processes for various industries. The company's flagship platform, Centric 8, offers comprehensive solutions for product development, sourcing, business planning, quality management, and collection management, tailored specifically for fast-moving sectors such as fashion, retail, and consumer goods. Additionally, Centric Software features the Visual Innovation Platform (VIP), which facilitates digital collaboration and decision-making through interactive visual boards. Catering to both large enterprises and small businesses, Centric Software delivers its PLM services via cloud applications and mobile solutions. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Campbell, California, the company has expanded its global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and various locations across Europe and Asia. Centric Software has garnered industry recognition for its innovative solutions, receiving awards for product differentiation and excellence in the retail and fashion sectors.
RuleStream
Venture Round in 2012
RuleStream Corp specializes in engineer-to-order (ETO) software designed to enhance the efficiency of business processes related to custom-built products. The company offers standards-based engineering solutions that enable manufacturers to capture, manage, and reuse product knowledge effectively. Its software automates the build-to-order process, facilitating seamless integration across engineering, manufacturing, and sales functions. By streamlining these processes, RuleStream helps manufacturers improve productivity and reduce costs associated with custom product development.
Centric Software
Series C in 2011
Centric Software, Inc. specializes in providing Web-based product lifecycle management (PLM) software aimed at enhancing product development and streamlining business processes for various industries. The company's flagship platform, Centric 8, offers comprehensive solutions for product development, sourcing, business planning, quality management, and collection management, tailored specifically for fast-moving sectors such as fashion, retail, and consumer goods. Additionally, Centric Software features the Visual Innovation Platform (VIP), which facilitates digital collaboration and decision-making through interactive visual boards. Catering to both large enterprises and small businesses, Centric Software delivers its PLM services via cloud applications and mobile solutions. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Campbell, California, the company has expanded its global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and various locations across Europe and Asia. Centric Software has garnered industry recognition for its innovative solutions, receiving awards for product differentiation and excellence in the retail and fashion sectors.
Genesis Networks
Venture Round in 2010
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Telaria
Series D in 2010
Telaria, Inc. is a software platform that enables publishers to manage and monetize their video advertising across various regions, including the United States, Europe, Canada, Latin America, and the Asia Pacific. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the company provides real-time analytics and decision-making tools, allowing publishers to optimize revenue from their digital video inventory. Telaria's fully programmatic platform is tailored for digital video and supports connected TV, mobile, and over-the-top content. The company operates primarily on a transactional revenue model, charging publishers each time an advertising impression is monetized on its platform, based on a transparent fee structure. Formerly known as Tremor Video, Telaria rebranded in September 2017 and is a subsidiary of The Rubicon Project, Inc.
Genesis Networks
Debt Financing in 2010
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Genesis Networks
Debt Financing in 2009
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Genesis Networks
Debt Financing in 2009
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Genesis Networks
Venture Round in 2009
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Genesis Networks
Debt Financing in 2009
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Genesis Networks
Debt Financing in 2009
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Genesis Networks
Venture Round in 2009
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Tremor Video
Series C in 2009
Provides video advertising solutions for advertisers and agencies, and publisher partners in the United States and internationally.
Telaria
Series C in 2009
Telaria, Inc. is a software platform that enables publishers to manage and monetize their video advertising across various regions, including the United States, Europe, Canada, Latin America, and the Asia Pacific. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the company provides real-time analytics and decision-making tools, allowing publishers to optimize revenue from their digital video inventory. Telaria's fully programmatic platform is tailored for digital video and supports connected TV, mobile, and over-the-top content. The company operates primarily on a transactional revenue model, charging publishers each time an advertising impression is monetized on its platform, based on a transparent fee structure. Formerly known as Tremor Video, Telaria rebranded in September 2017 and is a subsidiary of The Rubicon Project, Inc.
Sitrion
Series F in 2009
Sitrion, Inc. is a provider of enterprise collaboration platforms and HR self-service solutions that enhance workplace productivity and engagement. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, the company offers the Social Workplace, a comprehensive platform that integrates people, information, and processes into a unified experience. Sitrion also delivers mobile solutions like the Sitrion ONE employee app, which connects employees to essential communications and workflows from various business ecosystems, including Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle. The company's focus on HR modernization and mobile enterprise solutions has garnered a client base that includes notable organizations such as Microsoft, Airbus, and Fortune Brands. As of 2018, Sitrion operates as a subsidiary of Limeade, Inc., and its services benefit over six million users globally.
Chumby
Series B in 2008
Chumby Industries developed an open-source hardware device known as Chumby, which allowed users to connect wirelessly to its network and access a variety of content widgets and applications. The device, roughly the size of a football, featured an LCD screen, speakers, USB ports, and storage capabilities. Users could customize Chumby to serve various functions, including as a music player, photo viewer, RSS reader, or eBay auction tracker. Chumby aimed to deliver a dynamic and engaging way to interact with internet content, maintaining a constantly updated stream of information. Despite its innovative offerings, Chumby Industries ceased operations in December 2011, and while a group of volunteers attempted to sustain the service, funding was projected to end in early 2013, threatening the functionality of the devices.
Tizor Systems
Series C in 2008
Tizor Systems, Inc. specializes in enterprise data auditing and protection solutions designed to monitor and report data activity across data centers, databases, file servers, and mainframe applications. Founded in 2002 and based in Maynard, Massachusetts, the company offers its flagship product, Mantra, which facilitates compliance assurance, data security, and privacy. Mantra provides comprehensive features such as data auditing, data discovery, audit reporting, theft detection, real-time alerting, and data protection. In addition to its software solutions, Tizor Systems also delivers support, education, and consulting services to help customers safeguard their critical data assets and address compliance requirements effectively.
Liquid Machines
Series D in 2008
Liquid Machines specializes in providing Enterprise Rights Management (ERM) solutions that enable organizations to manage and protect electronic corporate assets throughout their information lifecycle. Their software enhances operational efficiency while minimizing risks related to compliance violations and intellectual property theft. The company's offerings include document control software, which regulates access to electronic information, and Email Control, designed to secure communications by automatically encrypting sensitive data. Additionally, Liquid Machines offers Work-group Editions that focus on safeguarding information within specific departments such as human resources, finance, and legal. Their solutions are utilized across various industries, including consulting, financial services, government, legal, manufacturing, and healthcare, allowing organizations to maintain persistent control over their electronic information without disrupting user workflows.
Centric Software
Series B in 2008
Centric Software, Inc. specializes in providing Web-based product lifecycle management (PLM) software aimed at enhancing product development and streamlining business processes for various industries. The company's flagship platform, Centric 8, offers comprehensive solutions for product development, sourcing, business planning, quality management, and collection management, tailored specifically for fast-moving sectors such as fashion, retail, and consumer goods. Additionally, Centric Software features the Visual Innovation Platform (VIP), which facilitates digital collaboration and decision-making through interactive visual boards. Catering to both large enterprises and small businesses, Centric Software delivers its PLM services via cloud applications and mobile solutions. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Campbell, California, the company has expanded its global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and various locations across Europe and Asia. Centric Software has garnered industry recognition for its innovative solutions, receiving awards for product differentiation and excellence in the retail and fashion sectors.
Telaria
Series B in 2008
Telaria, Inc. is a software platform that enables publishers to manage and monetize their video advertising across various regions, including the United States, Europe, Canada, Latin America, and the Asia Pacific. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the company provides real-time analytics and decision-making tools, allowing publishers to optimize revenue from their digital video inventory. Telaria's fully programmatic platform is tailored for digital video and supports connected TV, mobile, and over-the-top content. The company operates primarily on a transactional revenue model, charging publishers each time an advertising impression is monetized on its platform, based on a transparent fee structure. Formerly known as Tremor Video, Telaria rebranded in September 2017 and is a subsidiary of The Rubicon Project, Inc.
Sitrion
Series E in 2007
Sitrion, Inc. is a provider of enterprise collaboration platforms and HR self-service solutions that enhance workplace productivity and engagement. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, the company offers the Social Workplace, a comprehensive platform that integrates people, information, and processes into a unified experience. Sitrion also delivers mobile solutions like the Sitrion ONE employee app, which connects employees to essential communications and workflows from various business ecosystems, including Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle. The company's focus on HR modernization and mobile enterprise solutions has garnered a client base that includes notable organizations such as Microsoft, Airbus, and Fortune Brands. As of 2018, Sitrion operates as a subsidiary of Limeade, Inc., and its services benefit over six million users globally.
Foneshow
Series A in 2007
Foneshow has built a telephony-based distribution platform for short-form audio (primarily news/talk/sports radio programming). The platform leverages the cellular telephone network and enables users to subscribe to, access, publish, share, and consume short-form audio programming immediately from virtually any cell phone. The system features the very rapid propagation of programming from the creator to the consumer. Patents are pending. Foneshow was founded in late August of 2006 on Ballston Beach in Truro, Massachusetts by Erik Schwartz and Nic Wolff, two technology industry veterans and lifelong friends. Nic and Erik had been kicking some of the ideas around for a while, wondering why they never listened to podcasts. In late summer 2006 they developed the ideas that would become Foneshow. They started coding in September of 2006 with alpha launching later in September. The foneshow.com domain was registered in October 2006. The company was organized as a Delaware LLC in November of 2006. In August of 2007 Foneshow closed a series A venture capital round with CEI Community Ventures, Masthead Venture Partners, and Small Enterprise Growth Fund of Maine.
EXPO
Series B in 2007
ExpoTV is a video-based social network for e-commerce, specifically tailored to put the consumer in control. ExpoTV.com offers their community a way to connect, share and demonstrate products they are passionate about with other consumers. ExpoTV is YouTube meets the Consumer Grapevine. Covering a broad range of categories from consumer electronics and entertainment products like digital cameras, computers, video games and movies to consumer packaged goods, baby toys, gear and other staff.
Intercasting
Series B in 2007
Intercasting is a mobile social networking company that specializes in providing services to wireless carriers and device manufacturers. Established in 2004, the company is known for its flagship platform, ANTHEM 2.0, which enables the integration of instant messaging, email, and social networking features into mobile offerings. Intercasting gained recognition for being one of the pioneers in deploying a carrier-grade mobile blogging and social networking application in North America, exemplified by its early product, Rabble.
TACODA
Series D in 2007
Tacoda, based in New York, is a leading provider of behaviorally targeted online advertising services. The company operates TACODA Audience Networks™, allowing brand advertisers to effectively reach their desired audiences on a vast scale across over 3,000 websites. By delivering relevant advertisements to more than 130 million unique users, Tacoda simplifies the process of behaviorally targeted advertising, making it both cost-effective and efficient. The company offers various products, including Audience Point for pre-qualified audience delivery, Targeted Spectrum for optimizing against campaign objectives, and Spectrum programs that help advertisers analyze and leverage audience behaviors. Tacoda has facilitated advertising campaigns for virtually every top online advertiser, solidifying its position as a key player in the digital advertising landscape.
EXPO
Series A in 2006
ExpoTV is a video-based social network for e-commerce, specifically tailored to put the consumer in control. ExpoTV.com offers their community a way to connect, share and demonstrate products they are passionate about with other consumers. ExpoTV is YouTube meets the Consumer Grapevine. Covering a broad range of categories from consumer electronics and entertainment products like digital cameras, computers, video games and movies to consumer packaged goods, baby toys, gear and other staff.
Scanbuy
Series B in 2006
Scanbuy, Inc. is a mobile engagement platform that facilitates connections between brands and consumers through innovative barcode technology. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in New York, the company offers a suite of tools designed to generate, manage, and measure intelligent barcode campaigns. Key features include a mobile website builder, survey capabilities, specialized branding, and designer QR codes. Its mVision Insights tool provides clients with access to marketing engagement activity, while mPromo helps attract new business through mobile offers. Additionally, mTargeting organizes customers into groups based on common interests, and mPackaging enables the conversion of UPC and EAN barcodes on various products. Scanbuy's applications support Android and iOS devices, allowing brands and marketers to deliver personalized experiences directly to consumer smartphones, including coupons, product information, videos, and e-commerce solutions. The company operates additional offices in several countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Chumby
Series A in 2006
Chumby Industries developed an open-source hardware device known as Chumby, which allowed users to connect wirelessly to its network and access a variety of content widgets and applications. The device, roughly the size of a football, featured an LCD screen, speakers, USB ports, and storage capabilities. Users could customize Chumby to serve various functions, including as a music player, photo viewer, RSS reader, or eBay auction tracker. Chumby aimed to deliver a dynamic and engaging way to interact with internet content, maintaining a constantly updated stream of information. Despite its innovative offerings, Chumby Industries ceased operations in December 2011, and while a group of volunteers attempted to sustain the service, funding was projected to end in early 2013, threatening the functionality of the devices.
Genesis Networks
Series B in 2006
Genesis Networks is a pioneer in video transmission services, having launched its innovative offerings in January 2003. As the first company to provide guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS) parameters for Video over Internet Protocol (IP) technology, it has established a reputation for reliability and excellence. The company serves a diverse clientele, including Tier 1 broadcasters, cable networks, production companies, and corporations by delivering high-quality, customized global video transmission solutions. With a presence in over 200 locations worldwide, Genesis Networks offers flexible and affordable services tailored to various applications, such as news and sports coverage. The company's Network Operations Center in Manhattan ensures the integrity and performance of its global network, while its proprietary software system, IRIS, enables clients to monitor, schedule, and control their networks in real-time.
Nexaweb
Series B in 2006
Nexaweb, Inc. is a software company that specializes in providing subscription-based services for the development of enterprise-class mobile, tablet, and web applications. Its flagship Nexacro platform allows users to create mobile and web applications across multiple platforms from a single code base, while the Nexaweb Enterprise Web 2.0 platform facilitates the development of interactive and distributed applications tailored for industries such as financial trading and order management. The company's solutions address the high costs associated with maintaining outdated application portfolios and provide tools for integrating existing enterprise data with modern applications. Additionally, Nexaweb offers professional, support, and technical consulting services to assist clients in modernizing their application infrastructures. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, Nexaweb serves a global clientele across various sectors.
Tremor Network
Series A in 2006
Tremor Network provides advertisers with in-banner and in-stream video advertising opportunities on 300 top-tier publisher sites with a combined 70 million unique visitors per month. Tremor provides publishers with a full suite of products and services to monetize streaming video and maximize ROI. Tremor's full service solutions provide the necessary tools for advertisers and publishers to utilize online video advertising as a powerful interactive medium.
Liquid Machines
Series C in 2006
Liquid Machines specializes in providing Enterprise Rights Management (ERM) solutions that enable organizations to manage and protect electronic corporate assets throughout their information lifecycle. Their software enhances operational efficiency while minimizing risks related to compliance violations and intellectual property theft. The company's offerings include document control software, which regulates access to electronic information, and Email Control, designed to secure communications by automatically encrypting sensitive data. Additionally, Liquid Machines offers Work-group Editions that focus on safeguarding information within specific departments such as human resources, finance, and legal. Their solutions are utilized across various industries, including consulting, financial services, government, legal, manufacturing, and healthcare, allowing organizations to maintain persistent control over their electronic information without disrupting user workflows.
TripConnect
Series A in 2006
TripConnect is an online service that allows people to get travel advice from people they know, others who share similar interests, and also from established and relevant information sources. The company's mission is to help people with the process of choosing travel destinations and hotels by presenting them with the most useful sources of information: those that they trust and those that are most relevant to their tastes and interests.
Telaria
Series A in 2006
Telaria, Inc. is a software platform that enables publishers to manage and monetize their video advertising across various regions, including the United States, Europe, Canada, Latin America, and the Asia Pacific. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, the company provides real-time analytics and decision-making tools, allowing publishers to optimize revenue from their digital video inventory. Telaria's fully programmatic platform is tailored for digital video and supports connected TV, mobile, and over-the-top content. The company operates primarily on a transactional revenue model, charging publishers each time an advertising impression is monetized on its platform, based on a transparent fee structure. Formerly known as Tremor Video, Telaria rebranded in September 2017 and is a subsidiary of The Rubicon Project, Inc.
Sitrion
Series D in 2006
Sitrion, Inc. is a provider of enterprise collaboration platforms and HR self-service solutions that enhance workplace productivity and engagement. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, the company offers the Social Workplace, a comprehensive platform that integrates people, information, and processes into a unified experience. Sitrion also delivers mobile solutions like the Sitrion ONE employee app, which connects employees to essential communications and workflows from various business ecosystems, including Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle. The company's focus on HR modernization and mobile enterprise solutions has garnered a client base that includes notable organizations such as Microsoft, Airbus, and Fortune Brands. As of 2018, Sitrion operates as a subsidiary of Limeade, Inc., and its services benefit over six million users globally.
Liquid Machines
Series B in 2006
Liquid Machines specializes in providing Enterprise Rights Management (ERM) solutions that enable organizations to manage and protect electronic corporate assets throughout their information lifecycle. Their software enhances operational efficiency while minimizing risks related to compliance violations and intellectual property theft. The company's offerings include document control software, which regulates access to electronic information, and Email Control, designed to secure communications by automatically encrypting sensitive data. Additionally, Liquid Machines offers Work-group Editions that focus on safeguarding information within specific departments such as human resources, finance, and legal. Their solutions are utilized across various industries, including consulting, financial services, government, legal, manufacturing, and healthcare, allowing organizations to maintain persistent control over their electronic information without disrupting user workflows.
Autonomic Networks
Series E in 2005
Autonomic Networks focuses on enhancing network security and compliance through innovative technology that automates the learning, auditing, and management of user access to sensitive data and applications within enterprise networks. Its patent-pending risk-weighted clustering and profiling methods effectively identify critical incidents among numerous potential security threats, allowing organizations to prioritize their response. The company offers risk-managed policy overrides that facilitate on-demand access to essential resources while ensuring continuous monitoring of that access for security and compliance purposes. Additionally, Autonomic Networks’ devices are designed for deep stream inspection with minimal latency, eliminating the need for extensive data integration or infrastructure modifications. Overall, Autonomic Networks provides adaptive access controls that empower security professionals to balance business needs with security risks, regulatory compliance, and protection against fraud and theft.
Intercasting
Series A in 2005
Intercasting is a mobile social networking company that specializes in providing services to wireless carriers and device manufacturers. Established in 2004, the company is known for its flagship platform, ANTHEM 2.0, which enables the integration of instant messaging, email, and social networking features into mobile offerings. Intercasting gained recognition for being one of the pioneers in deploying a carrier-grade mobile blogging and social networking application in North America, exemplified by its early product, Rabble.
TACODA
Series B in 2005
Tacoda, based in New York, is a leading provider of behaviorally targeted online advertising services. The company operates TACODA Audience Networks™, allowing brand advertisers to effectively reach their desired audiences on a vast scale across over 3,000 websites. By delivering relevant advertisements to more than 130 million unique users, Tacoda simplifies the process of behaviorally targeted advertising, making it both cost-effective and efficient. The company offers various products, including Audience Point for pre-qualified audience delivery, Targeted Spectrum for optimizing against campaign objectives, and Spectrum programs that help advertisers analyze and leverage audience behaviors. Tacoda has facilitated advertising campaigns for virtually every top online advertiser, solidifying its position as a key player in the digital advertising landscape.
AEP Networks
Venture Round in 2004
AEP Networks is a UK-based company specialising in secure communication solutions. It offers products such as identity-based access control systems, SSL VPNs, high-assurance IPSec VPN encryptors, hardware security modules for key management, and remote connectivity solutions. These products support various communication protocols and can integrate into diverse network topologies, enabling secure access to core voice and data services even in extreme or uneconomical locations where traditional communications may not be feasible. AEP Networks serves governments, enterprises, and carriers both domestically and internationally.
Sitrion
Series B in 2004
Sitrion, Inc. is a provider of enterprise collaboration platforms and HR self-service solutions that enhance workplace productivity and engagement. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, the company offers the Social Workplace, a comprehensive platform that integrates people, information, and processes into a unified experience. Sitrion also delivers mobile solutions like the Sitrion ONE employee app, which connects employees to essential communications and workflows from various business ecosystems, including Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle. The company's focus on HR modernization and mobile enterprise solutions has garnered a client base that includes notable organizations such as Microsoft, Airbus, and Fortune Brands. As of 2018, Sitrion operates as a subsidiary of Limeade, Inc., and its services benefit over six million users globally.
Centric Software
Private Equity Round in 2004
Centric Software, Inc. specializes in providing Web-based product lifecycle management (PLM) software aimed at enhancing product development and streamlining business processes for various industries. The company's flagship platform, Centric 8, offers comprehensive solutions for product development, sourcing, business planning, quality management, and collection management, tailored specifically for fast-moving sectors such as fashion, retail, and consumer goods. Additionally, Centric Software features the Visual Innovation Platform (VIP), which facilitates digital collaboration and decision-making through interactive visual boards. Catering to both large enterprises and small businesses, Centric Software delivers its PLM services via cloud applications and mobile solutions. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Campbell, California, the company has expanded its global presence with offices in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Brazil, and various locations across Europe and Asia. Centric Software has garnered industry recognition for its innovative solutions, receiving awards for product differentiation and excellence in the retail and fashion sectors.
Tizor Systems
Series A in 2004
Tizor Systems, Inc. specializes in enterprise data auditing and protection solutions designed to monitor and report data activity across data centers, databases, file servers, and mainframe applications. Founded in 2002 and based in Maynard, Massachusetts, the company offers its flagship product, Mantra, which facilitates compliance assurance, data security, and privacy. Mantra provides comprehensive features such as data auditing, data discovery, audit reporting, theft detection, real-time alerting, and data protection. In addition to its software solutions, Tizor Systems also delivers support, education, and consulting services to help customers safeguard their critical data assets and address compliance requirements effectively.
Autonomic Networks
Series D in 2004
Autonomic Networks focuses on enhancing network security and compliance through innovative technology that automates the learning, auditing, and management of user access to sensitive data and applications within enterprise networks. Its patent-pending risk-weighted clustering and profiling methods effectively identify critical incidents among numerous potential security threats, allowing organizations to prioritize their response. The company offers risk-managed policy overrides that facilitate on-demand access to essential resources while ensuring continuous monitoring of that access for security and compliance purposes. Additionally, Autonomic Networks’ devices are designed for deep stream inspection with minimal latency, eliminating the need for extensive data integration or infrastructure modifications. Overall, Autonomic Networks provides adaptive access controls that empower security professionals to balance business needs with security risks, regulatory compliance, and protection against fraud and theft.
TACODA
Series B in 2004
Tacoda, based in New York, is a leading provider of behaviorally targeted online advertising services. The company operates TACODA Audience Networks™, allowing brand advertisers to effectively reach their desired audiences on a vast scale across over 3,000 websites. By delivering relevant advertisements to more than 130 million unique users, Tacoda simplifies the process of behaviorally targeted advertising, making it both cost-effective and efficient. The company offers various products, including Audience Point for pre-qualified audience delivery, Targeted Spectrum for optimizing against campaign objectives, and Spectrum programs that help advertisers analyze and leverage audience behaviors. Tacoda has facilitated advertising campaigns for virtually every top online advertiser, solidifying its position as a key player in the digital advertising landscape.
Bitpipe
Series C in 2004
Bitpipe.com serves as a comprehensive online resource for enterprise IT professionals, offering a free library of technical white papers, webcasts, and product information. The platform functions as a search engine and distribution network that facilitates the retrieval of vendor-produced IT literature. By aggregating and distributing corporate information, Bitpipe enables technology firms to reach their target audience more effectively, assisting organizations in making informed purchasing decisions regarding IT products and services.
SyChip
Series C in 2003
SyChip Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits (RFIC) and Chip Scale Modules (CSM) tailored for the wireless Internet appliance market. The company is known for its focus on creating highly integrated RF modules that leverage proprietary integration techniques and modular architectures, alongside low loss Silicon technologies. This unique approach enables SyChip's RF designs to be more predictable and easier to simulate, which in turn reduces time-to-market, enhances performance, and boosts reliability.
Nexaweb
Series A in 2003
Nexaweb, Inc. is a software company that specializes in providing subscription-based services for the development of enterprise-class mobile, tablet, and web applications. Its flagship Nexacro platform allows users to create mobile and web applications across multiple platforms from a single code base, while the Nexaweb Enterprise Web 2.0 platform facilitates the development of interactive and distributed applications tailored for industries such as financial trading and order management. The company's solutions address the high costs associated with maintaining outdated application portfolios and provide tools for integrating existing enterprise data with modern applications. Additionally, Nexaweb offers professional, support, and technical consulting services to assist clients in modernizing their application infrastructures. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, Nexaweb serves a global clientele across various sectors.
Liquid Machines
Series A in 2002
Liquid Machines specializes in providing Enterprise Rights Management (ERM) solutions that enable organizations to manage and protect electronic corporate assets throughout their information lifecycle. Their software enhances operational efficiency while minimizing risks related to compliance violations and intellectual property theft. The company's offerings include document control software, which regulates access to electronic information, and Email Control, designed to secure communications by automatically encrypting sensitive data. Additionally, Liquid Machines offers Work-group Editions that focus on safeguarding information within specific departments such as human resources, finance, and legal. Their solutions are utilized across various industries, including consulting, financial services, government, legal, manufacturing, and healthcare, allowing organizations to maintain persistent control over their electronic information without disrupting user workflows.
Autonomic Networks
Series C in 2002
Autonomic Networks focuses on enhancing network security and compliance through innovative technology that automates the learning, auditing, and management of user access to sensitive data and applications within enterprise networks. Its patent-pending risk-weighted clustering and profiling methods effectively identify critical incidents among numerous potential security threats, allowing organizations to prioritize their response. The company offers risk-managed policy overrides that facilitate on-demand access to essential resources while ensuring continuous monitoring of that access for security and compliance purposes. Additionally, Autonomic Networks’ devices are designed for deep stream inspection with minimal latency, eliminating the need for extensive data integration or infrastructure modifications. Overall, Autonomic Networks provides adaptive access controls that empower security professionals to balance business needs with security risks, regulatory compliance, and protection against fraud and theft.
SyChip
Series B in 2002
SyChip Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits (RFIC) and Chip Scale Modules (CSM) tailored for the wireless Internet appliance market. The company is known for its focus on creating highly integrated RF modules that leverage proprietary integration techniques and modular architectures, alongside low loss Silicon technologies. This unique approach enables SyChip's RF designs to be more predictable and easier to simulate, which in turn reduces time-to-market, enhances performance, and boosts reliability.
College Publisher
Series B in 2001
College Publisher, Inc. is an e-publishing group specializing in digital publishing and marketing services for the collegiate media market. The company offers a range of publishing tools, including its flagship platform, College Publisher, designed to meet the needs of student publications. This online publishing technology and content management solution empowers college media outlets to establish and manage their online presence effectively. Additionally, College Publisher has developed an interactive marketing network that collaborates with over 160 educational institutions, enhancing its reach and impact within the collegiate publishing landscape.
Autonomic Networks
Series B in 2001
Autonomic Networks focuses on enhancing network security and compliance through innovative technology that automates the learning, auditing, and management of user access to sensitive data and applications within enterprise networks. Its patent-pending risk-weighted clustering and profiling methods effectively identify critical incidents among numerous potential security threats, allowing organizations to prioritize their response. The company offers risk-managed policy overrides that facilitate on-demand access to essential resources while ensuring continuous monitoring of that access for security and compliance purposes. Additionally, Autonomic Networks’ devices are designed for deep stream inspection with minimal latency, eliminating the need for extensive data integration or infrastructure modifications. Overall, Autonomic Networks provides adaptive access controls that empower security professionals to balance business needs with security risks, regulatory compliance, and protection against fraud and theft.
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